Saluting The Stables' volunteer army

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Stuart Baillie and Ben Randall chat about what's next up at The Stables and that's Chekov’s last play, The Cherry Orchard (Friday 12th to Saturday 20th April). It's set on a Russian estate at the turn of the 20th century. Serfs have been liberated and revolution is knocking at the door. In addition they discuss the vital role that volunteers play in keeping The Stables the vibrant place that it is. There's time too for a chat about the new pay writing competition. Check out our new monthly column in the Hastings Independent Press, you can pick up your free copy from The Stables box office

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